For the millions of adults who grew up watching him on public television, Fred Rogers represents the most important human values: respect, compassion, kindness, integrity, humility. On Mister ...

It took Mister Rogers, the beloved PBS children’s show host who died in 2003, ... At its core, it offers a story to grown-ups about healing and forgiveness. ...

Timed to coincide with Friday’s release of a Mister Rogers Forever stamp, Pittsburgh International Airport’s tribute in the Airside Terminal Center Core will feature a large chalkboard where ...

Mister Rogers said warmly, ... Carolina, where Mister Rogers' friend, mystic, activist and author of “Deep & Simple,” Bo Lozoff, shared three core tenants of a deeper life.

Fred Rogers, the late kids’ TV host, was ordained a Presbyterian pastor. He didn’t wear religion on his sleeve, but his vocation was to minister to children through the airwaves.

Mister Rogers, the iconic television host, ... At the core of Rogers’ mission was the paradoxical Christian belief that the way to gain one’s life is to give it away.

Fred Rogers rehearses the opening segment of his children's television show, “Mister Rogers' Neighborhood,” in Pittsburgh, in 1989. (Gene J. Puskar/AP) Analysis by D.L. Mayfield We all know ...

Clemmons was a core cast member of Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood until 1993. On his last show with Rogers (during which the pair recreated their iconic, ...

Fred Rogers’s belief that we should validate emotions, not suppress them, is wisdom for all ages. By Mariana Alessandri Ms. Alessandri is an associate professor of philosophy, at the University ...

It took Mister Rogers, the beloved PBS children’s show host who died in 2003, many more years to posthumously break free of the condescending jokes and weird rumors about his true nature. As the ...