Lady Gaga behaves, gets OK for 2nd gig in Manila Members of a religious group stand in front of a picture of pop star Lady Gaga as they ho...

Lady Gaga behaves, gets OK for 2nd gig in Manila

Members of a religious group stand in front of a picture of pop star Lady Gaga as they hold a protest against her concert near the venue in suburban Pasay, south of Manila, Philippines on Monday May 21, 2012. Authorities in the conservative, majority Roman Catholic country approved the concerts, set for tonight, May 21, and Tuesday, but said they won't allow nudity or lewd acts. A religious group warned they will sue Lady Gaga and concert organizers if she sings "Judas" during her concert. (AP Photo/Aaron Favila)

A Filipino fan of pop star Lady Gaga wears eyewear made of pins as he waits outside the concert venue before her performance in suburban Pasay, south of Manila, Philippines on Monday May 21, 2012. Authorities in the conservative, majority Roman Catholic country approved the concerts, set for tonight, May 21, and Tuesday, but said they won't allow nudity or lewd acts. A religious group warned they will sue Lady Gaga and concert organizers if she sings "Judas" during her concert. (AP Photo/Aaron Favila)

Lady Gaga has the go-ahead to put on a second concert in the Philippines after Manila authorities decided her first show did not violate the law.

The pop diva thrilled fans at her sold-out show Monday night, but some Christians in the Philippines have been protesting her concerts and accuse her of promoting immorality.

Authorities say her second gig Tuesday night be will allowed to proceed because they found no violations of the conditions of the special permit they issued for the first concert. Pasay City Mayor Antonino Calixto says Lady Gaga did not exhibit nudity or abuse religion.

Some Christian youths called for her concerts to be banned. Catholic Archbishop Ramon Arguelles warned that her fans are in danger of falling into the clutches of Satan.