Publicly introduced on August 1, 2017, A Letter to God invited people to put into words what was in their hearts. The text was not sent to Žuvelė or anyone else; it remained a moment of personal prayer and was then erased.
This early step revealed a direction that later became important to Žuvelė: an online tool may help a person begin to pray, but it cannot replace living faith, Holy Mass, the Sacrament of Reconciliation, or communion in the Church.