The sculpture of the Holy Sepulchre in the northern aisle of the church can also be attributed with certainty to van Vlierden. The main altar displays certain characteristics of van Vlierden’s expressive forms. However, it can not be attributed to him with certainty. The execution of the pulpit is certainly the work of another, less skilled sculptor. The communion rails and part of the choir stalls were made by Laurens Vandenreyt (or Vandereyt) and date from the late 17th century. Jan Rutten from Sint-Truiden completed the stalls after the death of Laurens Vandenreyt. The Baroque high altar contains a painting representing Christ on the cross attributed to the Antwerp painter Erasmus Quellinus II. The side altars are portico altars and contain the Baroque paintings " Assumption and Coronation of Mary" and the "Finding of the Cross", both by Anton Goubau. The rood screen is neogothic. The organ was manufactured in 1853 by Henri Vermeersch from Duffel and is the largest organ built by Vermeersch in Belgium. It was thoroughly restored in 2013. There are various statues of saints from around 1700: St. Peter, Anthony the Abbot, St. Sebastian, St. Anne with Mary, and St. Joseph with Child. In the choir are tombstones dating from the 17th and 18th century including that of deacon Adriaen Wuestenraed. Furthermore, the church holds a Pietà from the 15th century and 16th century statues of St. Genevieve and St. Rochus, which were transferred from the Smeets Chapel in the Broekhovenstraat. The 16th-century sacristy contains 17th-century furnishings and holds a Liege chalice from 1528. The wall paintings of the Stations of the Cross date from 1912 and are by Gustave Meunier. The stained glass windows are late 20th century and depict people and saints related to the history of the Church.