Name a company

[Timothy]

[quote name='Nicole8223' date='Oct 7 2005, 10:41 AM']Maybe something in Latin?  Domnius Financial Services or something?  Latin words are cool...
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Yeah that's exactly what I was thinking, but the only problem is I don't know Latin. So I hoping to get some inspiring words from the pham. I like Dominus...what does it mean?

[Old_Joe]

[quote name='Timothy' date='Oct 7 2005, 11:27 AM']Yeah that's exactly what I was thinking, but the only problem is I don't know Latin.  So I hoping to get some inspiring words from the pham. I like Dominus...what does it mean?
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Actually it's been done. The guy who started Domino's Pizza is a devout Catholic and wanted to name his pizza chain after God. Dominus is Latin for Lord. If you look at their logo it has three dots which supposedly represent the Trinity.

[Timothy]

[quote name='Old_Joe' date='Oct 7 2005, 12:13 PM']Actually it's been done.  The guy who started Domino's Pizza is a devout Catholic and wanted to name his pizza chain after God.  Dominus is Latin for Lord.  If you look at their logo it has three dots which supposedly represent the Trinity.
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Wow didn't know that, but that is kind of what I want to achieve here.

[toledo_jesus]

Anthony Financial Services would be cool. or whatever.


as your motto:

Pecunia in arbotis non crescit - Money does not grow on trees

or

Revelare pecunia! - Show me the money!

[Old_Joe]

How about I.O. P. Financing? I. O. P. stands for Infant of Prague, who is the intercessor of people in financial need.

You could also do I. O. U. Financing.

[Old_Joe]

How about I.O. P. Financing? I. O. P. stands for Infant of Prague, who is the intercessor of people in financial need.

You could also do I. O. U. Financing.

[argent_paladin]

Well, you could be Kephas Financial, since Cephas (pronounced Keh-fas) was the name of St. Peter and means rock in Greek.
Or, in Latin, you could be Saxum Financial, which means rock in Latin. Or how about ChiRo Financial? Those are the Greek letters that represent the name of Jesus.
Or, Veritas, which means Truth, and we know the way, the truth and the light. Or the full thing "Via Veritas et Lux."
Pastor Bonus means Good Shepherd, which is a great image for a financial planner.
Lux Mundi is Light of the World.
Regina Coeli is Queen of Heaven.
Saxum Saeculorum is Rock of Ages.

[Timothy]

[quote name='Old_Joe' date='Oct 7 2005, 12:23 PM']How about I.O. P. Financing?  I. O. P. stands for Infant of Prague, who is the intercessor of people in financial need.

You could also do I. O. U. Financing. 
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[Timothy]

[quote name='argent_paladin' date='Oct 7 2005, 12:51 PM']Well, you could be Kephas Financial, since Cephas (pronounced Keh-fas) was the name of St. Peter and means rock in Greek.
Or, in Latin, you could be Saxum Financial, which means rock in Latin. Or how about ChiRo Financial? Those are the Greek letters that represent the name of Jesus.
Or, Veritas, which means Truth, and we know the way, the truth and the light. Or the full thing "Via Veritas et Lux."
Pastor Bonus means Good Shepherd, which is a great image for a financial planner.
Lux Mundi is Light of the World.
Regina Coeli is Queen of Heaven.
Saxum Saeculorum is Rock of Ages.
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: WOW these are great! What about something that means protector?

Or how what do yall think of GSFS (Good Shepherd Financial Servces)

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[Old_Joe]

That sounds good too!

[scardella]

Treasures in Heaven Financing?

[AngelofJesus]

What about:

[b]All Good Financing[/b]
"You gain some, you lose some, its all good"

or

[b]Charismatic Financial Services[/b]
"We not only help you invest, we also pray over your money"

[ofpheritup]

[quote name='Timothy' date='Oct 7 2005, 10:36 AM']I thought this was a charitable goup  :
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It would be if I knew what a GOUP is.

ps. Charity begins at home. Hello Bro.

I have to get serious now and come up with a name.

To werk, to werk.....

[ofpheritup]

[quote name='the_rev' date='Oct 6 2005, 04:10 PM']Our Lady of Hope Financing
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I LIKE IT TOO....anyone else?

[the_rev]

I just found that devotion the other night.... only reason I said it...

[photosynthesis]

I like Good Shepherd Financial Services.

Also, you could name it JMJ Financial Services, after the Holy Family. or just Holy Family Financial Services. Or you could name it Immaculate after Our Lady. or how about AMDG Financial Services. AMDG = ad majorem Dei gloriam = for the Glory of God

[Cow of Shame]

I would think that he'd want something that wasn't overtly religious so's not to drive away secular business. heck, *I* would probably feel odd going to a place called Our Lady of Hope Financing. Never knew Mary to be an accounting whiz...

[ofpheritup]

[quote name='Cow of Shame' date='Oct 7 2005, 11:29 PM']I would think that he'd want something that wasn't overtly religious so's not to drive away secular business.  heck, *I* would probably feel odd going to a place called Our Lady of Hope Financing.  Never knew Mary to be an accounting whiz...
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I WOULD go out of my way to give it a "religious" name.
You honor God, God will honor you. Let Him take care of the details.
Whoever is going to come, will come. The name won't matter. And if it does SO? Why care what the SECULARISTS think, we follow Jesus.

I am still amazed at people who care what people think. The only one we are required to "make happy" is God. I don't care what people think or think of me as long as I know God approves of me.

The post above cow of shame, with all the names is fabulous.
I would pick any of them. My favorite though is the one with JMJ.

[Cow of Shame]

[quote name='ofpheritup' date='Oct 8 2005, 06:11 AM']I WOULD go out of my way to give it a "religious" name.

I would pick any of them. My favorite though is the one with  JMJ.
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In my mind, going with an abbreviation is not obviously religious and would be a good idea.

[popestpiusx]

[quote name='Old_Joe' date='Oct 7 2005, 01:13 PM']Actually it's been done.  The guy who started Domino's Pizza is a devout Catholic and wanted to name his pizza chain after God.  Dominus is Latin for Lord.  If you look at their logo it has three dots which supposedly represent the Trinity.
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I don't think that is true. Tom Monahan did not become a good catholic until long after the founding of Domino's. His conversion was in large part due to a retreat he attended with Fr. HArdon.