How's this for a stone?
Anjezë Bojaxhiu, aka Mother Teresa, took in millions of dollars in donations based on a myth founded on the sensationalistic "journalism" of a self-righteous blowhard employed by the BBC. The people who donated this money had the expectation that she was going to use it to provide medical help to desperately sick and destitute people. But she never did any of that. She didn't use her millions to treat those who could be helped, and she didn't provide palliative care to those who could not be helped. With the money that she received, she could have established a real hospital for the poor. She didn't do this because she thought that their suffering was necessary to her god's plan. She thought that their pain was "purifying" them. The hierarchy of the Roman Catholic Church, an organization that purports to be greatly concerned with the well being of the world's poorest people while living in one of the most obscene displays of material wealth on Earth, is looking to profit from her undeserved reputation despite certainly having investigated her life in great detail and knowing the truth.
The interpolated story of the woman taken in adultery is a nice narrative. But you'll notice that the woman whom the scribes and Pharisees had condemned had done nothing more than exercise control over her own choice of sexual partner. For this, they wanted to have her put to death. You are turning that story into a simple-minded platitude about not criticizing anyone, even if they are hypocrites who caused harm to many while pretending to be righteous.
