There are other things I don't like in my Church:

The oligarchic system of government and the love of pomp and splendor among the hierarchy. 

The overemphasis on legalism. The Pharisees did not die out, they became Canon Lawyers. 

The terrible arguments that are given for so many positions. The core argument in Humanae Vitae is that "natural law" says that sex is for procreation. HV 4 says "No member of the faithful could possibly deny that the Church is competent in her magisterium to interpret the natural moral law. It is in fact indisputable, as Our predecessors have many times declared". What they are saying is "this is true because we say it's true".  Sorry, but I've given up both circular reasoning and the argument from authority for Lent. Ordinatio Sacerdotalis is JPII saying "women cannot be ordained because I say so".