The just recently discovered well of the church.

What I like about the church in Oslob is that, compared with the churches in Cebu, its perimeter stone fence is still in good condition. It has massive stone pillars marking the entrances and in two instances, the name of the streets can still be seen as it was carved on the coral stone blocks in the 19th century. However, the fence is not complete as one side, located at the back, is no longer present

The perimeter fence was constructed by Fray Mauricio Alvarez (1866-1881, 1883-1884, 1888-1892) during his second term as attested to the inscribed year of 1879. At the left side of the church, one marker stands out: the street name dedicated to Fray Juan Jose Aragones (1848-1854, 1859-1861, later assigned as Bishop of Nueva Segovia, now Vigan City) who built the streets of the poblacion during his second term especially the roads used in religious processions.

The well located infront of the church was recently discovered to have existed when landscaping work was being done. It is lined with coral stone blocks and covered with a metal grill to prevent accidents.