I just came to post something of similar frustration, then I saw your post.

Last Friday, in my department meeting, we went over the hurricane damages on our location and other sites like Georgia and Alabama. Those places, like panhandle area, got much more significant damage compared to our location.
They praised god for that. While the repeated said that, I am looking at them and thinking that their loving god did not really care for he others...
That BS bothers me. It is so irracional it makes me gag.

Even Mother Teresa has had awkward moments. I read a story in the newspaper years ago about two nuns that had died in a plane crash. Mother Teresa visited their convent in Africa and gave a eulogy in which she explained that it was God's Will that they had died. Well, the nuns in that convent did not take that theological pronouncement too well. They wondered aloud about what kind of God would want their beloved sisters to die like that.

I live in an area where they're always saying they will pray for me or that God answered their prayers. Even if they know I'm a non-believer. It's exhausting. I believe they are trying to be nice and they think it's polite. I always offer a realistic response such as " I went to a good dr. " or "I really worked hard" or sometimes " It was just good luck" when I have no idea why something happened.

I don't know if it seemed like it to you in this case but sometimes when someone says something like that it almost seems like they're trying to get credit. Maybe they are trying to claim credit for god, like nothing good happens unless god chooses. But hey, you worked really hard for that. Congrats.