perhaps volunteering in your parish more? are there youth groups or anything like that? what about at school? i don’t know if you’re sitll in high school or university but at my university we have a club for cahtolics.
Usually after mass there’s a little “church coffee” get-togheter for those that wish to stay awhile. Im thinking of going there this sunday, but im sure ill be the only one there under the age of 50 
). I have a ton of acquaintances my age though.It isn’t the friend part, but the Catholic part. lol. I don’t have any Catholic friends my age. I have plenty of non-Catholic friends. I have one sorority sister I can talk to about my faith, but since college I have moved 8 hours away from her. Hard to hangout regularly. It just seems like there aren’t many practicing Catholics my age/stage of life in the area I am in.I have a really hard time making friends with people my age. I just can’t seem to find anybody that really clicks that way. Maybe it’s the Aspergers, but I cannot make friendships from shallow similarities. My friends are extremely diverse in age range and wonderful people I love, trust, count on, and would die for. They all inspire me and we seek the highest good for each other. I’m a very young adult and my friends generally range from 30-70 (unless you count siblings as friends, then there’s a few younger ones
Some things I’ve discovered that work for me are you cannot go looking for friends, but they do show up in unexpected times and places. Second, look more at similarities in interests and less on similarity of lives (meaning, if you are a single young woman in college like me, there are plenty of people out there that are not all or any of those things and still would be wonderful friends). Third, it’s okay to be friendly with a lot of people but only have a very small handful of “true friends”. I am that way and am very happy.
Finally, pray to God- and ask Our Immaculate Mother and the saints and your guardian angel to assist in this endeavor. Having true friends can be such an enormous blessing, particularly when they are devout Catholics.
Sorry if this makes little sense and is poorly written- I’m battling flu-like symptoms currently.
I’ll say a prayer for you!
I have exactly one Catholic friend to talk to, and thankfully we are really close. It’s so nice to be able to discuss the Faith, wish each other a happy feast of whichever saint it is of the day, greet each other with "hello to you and your companion [guardian angel], offer a Rosary for their intentions…my whole life nearly I’ve been Catholic friend-less. You’re right. I hope you find what you are looking for soon. I was just thinking that maybe it can help to get outside the age restriction, but perhaps for most people they can relate to others of similar age better. I’ve not experienced that so I am only sharing my experience.
I guess I’ve had trouble finding friends regardless, but it’s related in the sense that I can’t identify with many people.IF your parish has a YOUTH group Join it.