Accompanied by his sister Sira (Sirad) and some disciples, Saint Fiacre arrives in Normandy, and reaches Meaux where he is welcomed to the hospice for pilgrims founded by the Bishop Saint Faron4, also of noble origin and as such, previously chiefs of the armies of King Clothaire. Saint Fiacre, however, decides to remain silent on its noble origins and is established with Saint Faron. It was then that his parent, Saint Kilian, by making a pilgrimage to Rome, stops in this same hospice and reveals the rank of Saint Fiacre which is preparing to leave. Saint Faron asks him not to leave the place where he found the peace, and offers to found a monastery near Meaux in a land of Alleu which presents itself as a desert extent but fertile called "Breuil" 5 (in medieval Latin Brooilus, Gaulois BROIL.