The paper presents the currents and thematic framework of liturgical polemics in the Serbian Orthodox Church conducted through ecclesiastical magazines at the beginning of the 20th century. Starting with the research of unfinished debates concerning the easing of fasting and the shortening of the order of the Holy Liturgy, which took place between protopresbyter Nikola Božić and Archimandrite Ilarion Vesić, most of the paper presents and analyzes the complex issues of liturgical debates between Miloš Andjelković and a group of authors consisting of Vasilije Nikolajević, protopresbyter Stanojlo Draguljević, Jordan Miletić and Abbot Teofilo Stefanović. The most important topics were related to the possibility of shortening the order of the Holy Liturgy and potential corrections of numerous ritual elements specific to its celebration. These polemics coincided with personal misunderstandings and intolerance of the participants themselves, while the basic issue concerning the experience of liturgical theory, liturgical practice and the possibility of relevant changes remained unresolved.