Fred Rogers was more than a moral compass and role ... Not only that, we're lovable and we're capable of loving. Those are the two main themes that always come out in Rogers: Belonging is really ...

On many afternoons, I sat in front of a television screen where Mister Rogers told me that I was lovable and I was enough. He said he was my friend, and I believed him. My life still bears the ...

that we were lovable, and that we could extend mercy, maybe we could grow into real neighbors to one another. Maybe we still can. Lyrics by Fred Rogers provided courtesy of The Fred Rogers Company.

Fred McFeely Rogers, who died in 2003 ... and longs to know that he or she is lovable. And consequently, the greatest thing we can do is to help somebody know they’re loved and capable of ...

Americans seem to love sharing myths about Fred Rogers, the friendly neighbor known ... and longs to know that he or she is lovable,” he said in the 2003 documentary “America’s Favorite ...

Fred Rogers wasn’t just a brilliant educator and ... It was years after his death that he would, suddenly, go from a kind of lovable PBS novelty to an icon on the magnitude of the divine.

Fred Rogers may no longer be with us, but the Latrobe native’s memory lives on in the hearts of many. Episodes of “Mister ...

Fred Rogers was first and foremost a fierce advocate, on screen and off, for a politics that safeguarded children from violence, hunger, and discrimination, and that helped them feel lovable and ...

The beloved children’s television icon Fred Rogers – who is played by actor ... seemingly uneducated and outspoken but “lovable” bigot. The writers used his character to address problems ...

Who knew Mister Rogers had Florida ties? Of course, Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood was everywhere there was a television set in North America after Pennsylvania-born Fred Rogers created and hosted ...

Fred McFeely Rogers, who died in 2003 ... and longs to know that he or she is lovable. And consequently, the greatest thing we can do is to help somebody know they’re loved and capable of ...