Yes, Hitler made concordance with the Catholic church. He was Christian (at the very least nominally), and he ruled a Christian nation.
By working with the church he would be much better placed to do good things for his people.
In Germany at the time, there were many clergy working against the interests of ethnic Germans (think modern equivalents supporting open borders, ordaining women, preaching anti-racism, supporting homosexuals & communists etc).
He dealt with the subversive aspects of religious groups & clergy undermining the people, and worked well with those that were not.
This is exactly what a good and honourable man would do. And what the population wanted him to do, and would want a leader to do.
Again, there is no "there, there".
It would be like seeing a man open a door for a girl on a date, and then trying to prosecute him as an evil misogynist. That evidence does not support it, and even if one were to take the absolute most uncharitable reading of it, it still would in no way make the case.
Clergy and sects, yes even Christian sects, in alignment with Jews & Communists against the people found themselves dissolved and their hold on the people loosened.
Clergy and religious groups earnestly working for the benefit of the German people, were treated differently.
The power of bad religious figures to harm the people was removed.
Again, this is exactly what you would want.
And unlike the Jewish led Communists, Germany kept its churches and its faith.
The bad had to go, the good & benign could remain.
His whole approach to Germany in a nutshell.
Same for religions, religious figures, individuals, races etc.
What sane man would want agents of harm to stay in his community and continue to harm his people? Only goyim nations ruled by Jews operate in such a way.